Experiences · 04 / 06 · Schools & students
Textbook to telescope.
Students see the planets for real, launch water rockets and walk the paddy fields, all supervised from arrival to departure.
- Overnight
- Standard 4 and up
- Day trips
- Standard 2 and up
- Teachers
- 1 per 15 students
- Quotation
- Within 24 hours
01 · The night
What the night holds.
- 01An astronomy session, then telescope time for every student
- 02Water rockets: a hands-on physics build for ages 10+
- 03Paddy fields and nature trails
- 04Separate zones for students and teachers; staff in the sleeping areas overnight
- 05First aid on site; emergency plan shared at booking
- 06Vegetarian, vegan, Jain and allergy-aware meals
02 · The plan
How it runs.
- 3:00 PMArrival, safety briefing, groups
- 4:00 PMWater rockets and the farm walk
- 7:00 PMIntroduction to astronomy
- 8:30 PMDinner
- 9:30 PMTelescope time for every student
- 6:00 AMNature trail, then safe solar viewing
Paid add-ons · prices on request
- Sky map workshop
- Field journals
- Trip photography
- Art & pottery
03 · Where to sleep
Stays that suit schools & students.
Guest stories
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“45 students. The kids who never stop talking — completely silent during the stargazing session. Three students said they want to study astrophysics now.”
Good to know
Is it safe for students?
Yes. A dedicated staff member for every 15 students, separate zones for students and teachers, a guide at every activity and first aid on site.
How many teachers should come?
At least one teacher per 15 students. Our staff support but can’t replace school faculty.
Is it a day trip or overnight?
Both. Overnight trips include the telescope; day trips run 10 AM to 4 PM without it.
What’s the booking process?
Enquiry, then a quotation within 24 hours, then date confirmation with a 30% advance. The balance is due 7 days before arrival, with an official invoice.
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